Product direction
Define the user, product principles, experience, priorities, and constraints that should control design decisions.
Industrial design services
Principal-led industrial design for founders, startups, and hardware teams—from product direction and architecture through form, interaction, prototypes, and manufacturer handoff.

What this means
Industrial design decides how a product is understood, held, used, assembled, recognized, and trusted. Offset develops the physical experience together with the architecture and technical constraints so the form is carrying a real product decision—not disguising an unresolved system.
Define the user, product principles, experience, priorities, and constraints that should control design decisions.
Connect components, controls, access, ergonomics, assembly, and physical behavior before surface detail locks the wrong answer in.
Develop proportion, product identity, materials, color, finish, controls, transitions, and perceived quality as one language.
Use sketches, CAD, models, prototypes, reviews, and supplier communication to protect the design through the next handoff.
What the work produces
A coherent answer for what the product should be and how the physical experience should work.
The appropriate sketches, CAD, renders, models, prototypes, or specifications for the current decision.
Clear design intent, open risks, and the decisions engineering, suppliers, or manufacturers need next.
Relevant public work

Kendall contributed to controller ergonomics, charging, form development, and new-technology integration as part of the Meta / Oculus team.
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Wearable hardware developed around fit, visual restraint, component packaging, and a product identity that reads clearly on and off the body.
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A premium appliance direction where proportion, control hierarchy, surface transitions, and daily-use character are resolved together.
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Yes. Offset can lead the industrial-design direction while coordinating with an existing internal team, engineering partner, supplier, or factory.
No. A useful first note can explain the product, the intended user, what exists today, and the next decision or milestone.
Industrial design and engineering overlap closely, but they are not identical. Project-specific engineering, testing, certification, and manufacturing responsibilities are defined for each engagement.
Focused Direction Sprints start at $3k and Development Programs start at $7k. The right scope depends on the product's current evidence and next meaningful decision.
Start a project
Share the product, its current stage, and what needs to become clearer. Kendall reviews every project note directly.